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Agreed. Ever try e-mailing a credit card company? Woooosh.I think you should snail mail it with a signature and everything. E-mail kind of looks too informal.
I think you should snail mail it with a signature and everything. E-mail kind of looks too informal.
I think you should snail mail it with a signature and everything. E-mail kind of looks too informal.
It's been known to work from time to time. And who cares if you annoy them; you've already been rejected.dont most schools have a disclaimer along the lines of 'all decisions are final'? it seems like all it would do is annoy them.
you need a new top choice- the one that accepts you!
dont most schools have a disclaimer along the lines of 'all decisions are final'? it seems like all it would do is annoy them.
you need a new top choice- the one that accepts you!
It's been known to work from time to time. And who cares if you annoy them; you've already been rejected.
Haha I'm like you; my top choice is whomever sends me a screened secondary followed by whomever interviews me.i guess that's true. this is why i am trying not to have a 'top choice' at all though . . . to avoid feeling so desperate about it if i get rejected.
Haha I'm like you; my top choice is whomever sends me a screened secondary followed by whomever interviews me.
Send this by the USPS.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way!
I was talking to a doctor one time and he asked where I was wanting to go. I told him I had no idea really but would probably apply across the midwest. He said "Good. You know what the best medical school is, don't you? It's which ever one accepts you." Another doctor overheard and completely agreed with him.
You're way better off putting the time/effort into your secondaries. The expected benefit from your letter is realllllllllllllly small even considering how badly you want to go. If it's any consolation, MD=MD=MD regardless of which school you went to.